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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Glencoe.


Correspondence of the RECORD.
>Coyotes and gray wolves are more nu-
merous this fall than they have been for
years. :. "A corps of surveyors are stop
ping at c. M. Rebinson's. They are fin,
ishing up the survey of the Fort Rice
reservation. ..... Hugh Campbell returned
from the Mitchell fair last Sunday. He
reports splendid show of horses and
cattle, though the sheep department was
somewhat thin George McMurrich
will start Monday to round up his belong
ings He has coat with tarry pocket
at the Baker ranch, three-quarters Of a
pig at Jake Hepenstalps, a leg and a half
of pair of combinations and pair Of
socks at J. Jackson's, an old hat and a
linen duster at Goose Lake, four hens at
home, and a wife and two children at
McCrory's. He expects to be gone about
week. ......A great number of young
cedars have sprung up in the last two
years on the bluffs facing the river. Ha-
zelnuts have been uncommonly plentiful
around here this year. ..... Quite a num-
Der of our farmers are hauling their wheat
from his visit to the Yellowstone Park
He reports big prairie fires west of the
river. ..... Frank Pitcher raised several
bushels of ripe tomatoes this year, and
every other kind of garden truck that can
be grown here, all Of which ripened. .....
Now, it came to pass that a certain man
| dwelt in the tents of the Billsporttes,
| and he was thief, and malefactor, and
| rogue, and beat called dead, and a
corner loafer And behold Franksmith-
| ius (Which, being interpreted, meaneth
"The Man Of Wrath'') came up from over
beyond the city of Glencoe to thrash the
grain of the Billsportitcs. And it came
to pass that at the hour of high noon the
Thrasher Man from Glencoe, waxing
warm, put off his outer garment and his
gloves and straightway went into tent
with his company to eat Then did that
hard case from among the Billsportites
rustic unto himself that garment, and the
! gloves, and four boxes of axle grease, and
a spade, and certain other devices. And
the Man of Wrath came forth and saw
the thing that was done, he waxed ex-
ceeding wroth, and the air grew sultry
around him, and he used strong Ian
guage, and he said: 'Verily, verify,
say unto you, will pursue this young
man I will stab him with the toe of my
boot; yea, Twill mop the ground will
him, and will walk all over him Z" Now
therefore, let the Bad Man from Billsport
take heed, for the Man of Wrath weareti
No. 10 boot, and his hand is horny
and if, peradventure, he meeteth him, The
fur will fly, and he will maui him yea
he will mash him into the ground.
HUSTLER.
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COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.


GaylOn.
Correspondence of the RECORD:
1.-TWO hundred bushels of potatoes were
raised by Mr.. Thomas Parks this season
on half an acre of ground One potato
from his patch weighed lbs III o.. ...
Mrs. Lampman, sister of Mr.. William
Gardner, came near having serious acci-
dent while driving from Winona to this
place. The horses became frightened,
sprang out of the road, and threw her out
of the wagon; but, having great presence
of mind, she succeeded in stopping the
frightened animals, and probably saved
the lives of her two little children, who
remained in the wagon . -. Mrs. Thomas
Parks and Mrs. Wm Wade are spending
few days with Mrs. John McCrory, at
Winona. OCCASIONAL.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14

caster, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Brock; muf.
tier, Miss Jennie Smalley; bread plate,
cabinet holder, Miss +. F. Cennor; indi.
vidual salt and pepper dishes, Miss May
Linderman pair Of fingcr-bowls, Mr.
Thes. Bottomley.
The RECORD obtained list of those
present, but it proved to be too extensive
for our space and time. 1t is sufficient tc
say that the company was jolly and the
celebration grand success.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Winchester.
correspondence Of the RECORD.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
Mrs. John Mckay and family are COM
fortablY located in their new house, on
2S-132-T. .,n..:Mr. G. II. and Master Ray
Bumstead and Messrs. Mclean and Stou-
der took loads of wheat to Bismarck last
week. There is much rejoicing over
the fact that the Northern Pacific indcmo
nifty lands will soon be open for settle
ment as 1t will undoubtedly create quite
little boom in this neighborhood. :. Mr.
and Mrs. James Barbour made trip to
Bismarck last week, taking up load of
wheat. ;MJoe and Millic Gilman have
been quite i'll for several days. ...:. Mr..
P. Gallan is building winter residence.
,...LMr. John Henderson has returned
from the railroad. JAY -EYE.SEE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Fashionable Dres ssmak ing.

Mrs. E. Ham, Main street, near Ban
ner House, Bismarck, Dalx., guaran-
tees good fit and has all the latest
fashions. Cuts by French system if de-
sired. Is thankful for past favors, and
invites continuance of the same.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
A POPULAR NIeat.NIarket.

No firm in Bismarck has established a
better reputation for good goods and fair
dealing than that of F. E. Stone & Co.,
corner Fifth and Main streets. For fresh,
salt and smoked meats, fish and game deal
with them and you will be satisfied. 4
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Seed Corn fer Sale.

The undersigned has for sale some very
fine yellow flint corn, of kind that ri
pens as early as Rec corn, and yields
much better. A sample may be seen at
RECORD office. N. J. SHIELDS,
Southwest of Williamsport.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
NOTICE..

An entertainment, consisting of music,
recitations, tableaux, ETC., will be given
by the Danbury school on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 26, 1887, commencing at 8
o'clock. Admission, Is cents children,
10 cents
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Notice of Dissolution.

BISMARCK, OAK, Oct. l, 1887.
Notice is herby given that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between I. P.
Hunt and H. P. Foster, under the firm
name of Hunt s. Foster, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
I.P. HUNT.
H. P. FOSTER
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14

H. P. Foster will continue the business
of the late firm of Hunt & Foster at the
same place, and will endeavor to merit a
continuation of the same favor that has
been shown to the firm by their friends
and patrons IN this and adjoining coun-
ties
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
Announcement.

I desire to announce myself to the vo-
ters of the Second Commissioner District
as candidate at the coming election for
the office of Commissioners
Respectfully. W. L. YEATER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
NOTICE.

I desire 10 state that the market is now
open for wheat at Sterling, and the high
est market price will be paid for it.
w. N. HUTCHINSON.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
NOTICE OF
[ Lection E!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the SECOND TUESDAY, the
9th Day of November.

Next in the County 81 Emmons and Territory
of Dakota, an election will be held for the pur-
pose of voting on the question of division of the
Territory, and also one Commissioner in the
Second Commissioner District of Emmons
County. Which election will be opened at 8
o'clock in the morning, and will continue open
until o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
VOTING PRECINCTS.
The following are the voting precincts and
voting places established:
DISTRICT NO. !.
Precinct No. 1-House of John Shermer.
Precinct No. 2-Gayton Schoolhouse No. l.
Precinct No. 3-Winchester.'
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Precinct No. 1-Willamsport.
Precinct No. 2-Armstroug.
Precinct No. 3-W. E. Clark's store, in Beaver
Creek couatry.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Precinct No. 1-Winona.
Precinct No. 2-Glanavon, house of A. J. Lap
ham.
Precinct No. 3-Bakker schoolhouse.
Dated this Sd day of October 1887.
[SEAL.] E. It. HERRICK,.
-.. County Clerk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14

What ssKnOcks Out'' the Drunkard.
New York Tribune Dr. Norman Kerr,
OF London, explains what is the matter
with drunkards, as follows There is an
abnormal cerebral condition, a dynamical
and psychical disturbance of the brain
and nerve function, real departure
from sound health, which is itself patho.
logical state with, in all probability, its
postmortem equivalent in hyperplasma
Of the ncuroglia.' Paste this in your
hats and read it to any man that offers to
treat. Ten to one he will skip.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14
That sNIoan,, Game.

At the crystal wedding the young folks
had a game III which they joined hands
and circled around blindfolded lady or
gent in the center, who had broom and
touched some one. The one touched had
then to seize the broom, place his or her
mouth to the handle, and ''moan." The
blindfolded person would try to identify
the other by the variety of moan given.
And the scribe noted as wonderful coin.
cldence that boy would always name a
girl, and girl boy. Wonder how ii
happened?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-10-14

BISMARCK P PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M j. EDGERLY, Attorney -atL Law, Room /,
lM Central block Bism arck, Oak. sc
9aas. rs9sss G2$sSH :ss %@H 9sa
HARVEY HARRIS,
Room II, First Natl Bank Block, Bismarck
John Q. HOLLEMBAEK,
q Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
First National Bank Block,
Bismarck, Dak
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-18

Das 6uus, In weI9em
66nis Mattbias Der @eredte pom rlns
earn bas 2i&t Der BeIt abIidie, febt
In RIauienbnrg In Der Ndse bes stir&ens
pIates. Sc lit Gin einff6dises gsbtf6s
ties @ebdute, beNtn Ebor quer tn elm
@sttensdB9eu i&ielt nnb oben euf elmer
wurmfiGistn 6olttafeT bic Suff9rtft
trdg.: ,Rotbtaferue~. gine gompagnie
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tn ienen @emd9eru, weI@e stnff bas
Sa~miIisnsIid bss arossn 5eerfhbrers
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bat Der &aifsr seIeseutIi9 btr Rafernens
Jnipeftton an bisfer bifsrii@en Gtdtte
geuetlt nnb H9 ar9 bsi'm aRiniffers
prdfbentsu ertunbtst, In wsI@em 2fms
rrer Rattbias gorptnrs ssborsii worben.
IS tit eine niebere Stube, tn msI&er
felt Sabren Der @oupasnie tS9nffsr
arbeitst, tsfen g8ieee senau an Der
SteIe ffsbt, MO enft bte @feae bes
sIOrrei9en tlnsarns6uiss f& befunben
bat.
9 ct ben Bassernnsen,
weI9e seseuwdrtis bebufs anIase zines
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nnb Elm Stid Bofanient aus fdwarsem
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lent geffmbeneri 9tr1e, ferner cine
9obItusd, @ranate, uis foI&e
an br Dan6 her an bc WoIeIbride
iiebenben aIten Burg ~einssunausrt fnb
unb ueI@e aus BEN Sabre 1913 ftaraniett
Ttrnsr wurbeft titberrtfie 0
BfdbIen einer alien Bride a~ufsefunben.
6unbsesenfdnbe bat 6srr Hausfl I'M
2ubwis aus RseberIabnffein
tn gerwobruns.
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@eFpFeuBeno

bem oorI'8enklr8e bnrd Isuclperibuhe
i9psr Derltbt. -
6Iatow. llntsr car 2eituna bes
6rn. 6aude 5at F6 in gDmite esbiIs
BET, wsiGeS bau Gaa osy iaHas proiete
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lbsr Glotows Rujan. 2oblens burdfI5rsu
mill. @esenwdrtig idweben Inter
~5anbIun9sn NIT einem gaurnfernebrier
in Berlin.
@ranben3. 9es &riessminis
i,crium bat bei6Inffsu, Die aEtsn gefes
suussmette Der Stabt in Ser frh9sren
Deile pieber bet itslieu Az iaGen.
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LID bate fe i'm nod ME asie5 b. ssn6
lest nat er g IN einens Mo5e. has Ne
faf erI&rsfte. I'm ten Siur he. ber
tbr bier tnfsseknFntbete, fonni Z fe &c
uteien, mas fi& bomaIs tiutsr feiner
@Ie@giItigtsit targ, bic ne 10 ttef ems
porte. mas uicnateIdna tn tim eelpitIt
bate, bts q TIN snblid sinpoiriE ans
bsr Mpattie, bic ibm sur susifea Natur
gewsrbtn mar. Ja pobI, bieits fdIfe
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nile tlurs9t He ibm bamit eetban, sln6
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trofen, iett bdtte biejt Stunhe pielIeidt
EyQlts uisbsr gut semadi, mas ieue ans
oere DettduIbet, wdreI ni6t BID unfeIis
gen Ittten @orte gerpefen. Die bes
ui5rien BITE 6p6mutbBaher Der iunQen
6ran, unb NO ibr StoIi ms Spill tam,
ba mar e uorbsi NIT ginf&t uni ilebers
Iesuna. feIbf mo- fs f9 I'm llnrs9ts
guBte.
.Du milf aHtin Rebents p~isberboIte
Ne. .9sun benn. auFbrdnaeu u,erbe ID
dir milne Nabe Mot. So ftim, nm
mid 3n i~btrteuseii, ob Der Ptar msines
Bdters aud Der Deiniae f.t. @r 1T es,
nte Id as febe = Id psrbe aIlo ab.
retisn.s
Sie wanbte ftd Ium @eben. I'm ber
Tbir belt fe nod elnmaI time e. mar ibr,
aIs fei CT tn benz Mpmsnt, mo fe bie
9anb an ben 0rider Ieqte, enapprges
fhnelt, ais babe e. eine Bepelung gss
uia8t. tbr naGsufhirten. bod bab mubts
pobl Eduf9uns fem, benn ole fe f9
urpeubete, ffunb strtbur nod oui
S@reibtii@, tottenbIei9 sipar, aber tn
ftiner SaItnns. TN iebem Sue. feiues
@sfidts fian6 has @ort 9e|tbriebeu,
NIT benz fs i'm emf pon I'D esffo6en,
elm berbes unbensfames Netn.
@usenie rattle ibren Ieeten Whntb aus
fammtu gum Abl9ieb.
.NBtr werben uns uiorgen mn, IN @ts
senrrart meiues Watsrs feben un6 bann
pisuet@t uie wieber, alto - IeB wobI,
Artburla
veeb' uobliA fagte er bumpf.
Die Gbar f@IcB R9 5inter ibr; fe
MAJ perf9mnnben. Ias lettt Mlleins
fetn PAL unuit -perffri9eu, bic Ietts
Bride 3ur 8trffintisun8 absebro4en,
fetneS pon Bstben bate ieinen Claus
finn belsen, feines Das Wort auBipres
den woIsn, has bier auein belfen unb
retten %founte, has cine @ort, has ales
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mar freiIi9 niir trft @urt pon @tnbeg
TN SaIon. Der Baron hefanb if& nod
auf isinem !Stmmer. @use,ie war
slet9fuIs nod niGt F1tbar, nnb Der
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gebuIb irsenb etwas ~ erwarien. Or
bate bereiis rnsbyere WaIe ben SaIon
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bani anf benz Sautsuil ssiefen, pom BEN
CT iest raid tn tte 96be fprtns, ais
Nrtbur Bertou eintrat.
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tbnen elite mar.
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germ nod aueln einise Dorte NIT Sbnen
= absr msin @oit, mas 1T .Sbuen9
Stnb Sie trant2H
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S0WleWs
Greiberg. Cine feffIi9e 8neinis
snna alter SGfIer bes g~purnofuuis
Mberiinuna onIdbIth ber 3~60idbrisen
SubeIfeier bfefsr b~eribu,ten B~iIbnussaus
faIt fat Dor Rlr;em bier ftattsefunben
unS banerte 5wei Gage. 0as @grnnas
fun 1T srpif1en 1915 Don Sobarnes
Rbaatus als Iateinii9e SGuIe sefiftet
uor6e1, ru1rrte ob:r 1887 3nr Sett Der
gtnfabrung Der 8eformation tn Greibsrs
untsr 6srsog 6etnri@ benz 5ronnnerI
cine 5fTtnili&e NnffaIt. Das Seffpros
sraum bradte ben Gbetluebmern am
erffen aben6 TIM Stabttbeater cine Anfs
fabrnns Der Erag5bie .Dte gerferS pom
Aei9uIos bnr9 S1iIer, am 3weitei
etnen groBen 6~eftfommers.
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Hdsr Weile eer 5ansbefser unb 6anbs
arbetter S@elenberser In 8eerwaIbe
mitten TN Dorfe aberfaneu, IN ben Sets
~teneraben ssuorfeu, gef9Iagcn unb teis
ues W0@enIobnes bon 90 Ware beraubt.
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ben TN SHterehe ber nnterfu9un9 pore
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aber S9r6ter beiBt unb eth berunterses
tourmener Ranfn1ann til, ruurbe Ia Is
getrussfdueu uerburben NIT nrfsnbeas
faIi9nns 81 8 Sabren @efdnsniB psritrs
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er6fnet wOrben.
geutben O.sS. Der e5tetder 81.
anf Der zS&lefsnsrubeA purbe peu ets
mem feturr arbeiter, benz a cine Rias
srtbsilt, NIT eineur Stein eri&Iaaen.
Bun3Iau. Das ~12idsrtae kieRoe
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gene BObnuns sef9aft, pofeIbf bic
pom .tnem ber6eigebolten 4rst arqefsas
ten BslebnnssDerfuds f9 als pom grs
fol9 beSlettst 5etsten. Gortmdbrenb
trdntenbe &ebensarten Der Witfmhierins
men ruesen miBli9er SamiIisnperkaItntHs
foIen oas &inb su benz per,neifeIteu
S9ritte peranlaBt baben.
Goldberg. Die unteriu9uns tn
Sa4en Der grmorbung bes Gif9IerIebrs
Iinas MfTer pom BIER uirb, na@bem Der
rres:n feiner bebeiIterbeu grfoI9e bet
3@sttune berarti9er grmitteIunsen be-
tarnts Observation-Disclosures b6fft aus
5srttn :insetrofen. NIT erneutem @ifer
bstrieEeu.
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Speper. t1nfere Rafernenbau sans
seIessnbett sebt lest ibrer enbstItset grs
Ie5igung entse8en. Ra9bern iber BITE
Ausfabrrng bes Bones iettens bes
Grieasminifieriuuis BITE BIdne senebmist
fem foaen, tf pom Wiin@en infer 2anbs
taasabaeorbneter Garsermeiffer Sif bier
einaetrofen, INN btsrauf beSigIi9e 6ors
maIitdter al erIebigssi.
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lIssI etl,eui gsrse IN bet gd5e pon
49,. o9Sreaon, unh stpa 1000 Sus
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-18
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
HOrn-BIOWing in Our Streets Sunday
and Chri4fmnH DnY.

It is generally conceded that some
thing more than the usual latitude is al
lowable to the youth of the land on
Christmas Day, and it is hardly to be
supposed that the police will interfere
with boys who discharge fire-crackers
and blow horns in the streets tonight
and Monday but whether the license
should be extended TO great grown-up
men is a question.
The general rule ought to be liberty Of
action, but not to excess.
Be merry, but not obnoxious be
glad, but don't make yourself nuis-
ance.
These thoughts naturally occur in view
of the fact that ID. Columbus is offering
for sale a splendid lot OF tire-crackers,
and his customers all wish to know to
what extent they will be allowed to use
them. Columbus also has a grand as
sortment of cakes, candies, and fruits,
all OF which he is prepared to sell at the
lowest figures He desires TO reduce his
stock to low notch to-day and will sell
cheap. With these assurances our peo-
pie should know exactly how to advise
their juvenile friends aud relations, and
if the advice is needed the observance OF
Christmas viii be both decorous and
Joyous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-24
CHRISTMAS COMING.
THE EVE oFTBE GREAT DAY Eow NEAR
AT HAND.
Sunday for Religions Obscrvancss and
Monday for Festivities and
Sociabilitie5.

Tomorrow is Christmas. In many OF
the churches the services will have added
to the solemnities OF the Sabbath music
and decorations becoming the anniver-
sary Of the day on which our Lord was
born, which marks joyful era in his
tory, and a new and better religious life
for great portion OF the world 1t is a
happy occurrence that places the reli-
glous obseivances on one day and the
fun and frolicking on another, for by
common consent Monday will be the
time for the gavcties. While Sunday
may bo heartily devoted to public and
private worship, TO thaukseivings, and to
the songs OF praise, which should ever
mark this Gay so lumiuousin the records
of time-so potent in its bearing upon
mau 8 eternal welfare.
MONDAY.
in this land there are few so austere
as not TO wish ga happy Christmas
TO all who can find enjoyment in in
nocent mirth and in social reunions,
and much allowance will be made
to the cxubwance of youth. Already
the boom Of the cannon-cracker
md the skywarl course of the rocket in
dictate that the boys are determined to
show their appreciation of Christmas :;
and they will find it hard TO adjourn
their festivities from tonight to Monday
morning but os q general thing they
will 10 It, and for dong it will be able 10
resume operations with more vigor than
ever Monday. Thepolice will belenient
to the jewellers on Monday, and all those
who are determined to "make day of
it viii find that, within a reasonable
limit it will be allowed. Once only in
Richmond ON a Christmas was this privi-
lege grossly abused 1t VIII not be at
tempted, or, If attempted, permitted,
again. sThe officers Of the law will draw
q sharp line between iun and deyiltTy.
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